be displeased by

Angst against Azar allegedly had been brewing for weeks, with the White House said to be displeased by his initial handling of the coronavirus response.

So, because his political prospects depend on the Democratic Party making normal people wince, he cannot be displeased by:

Kim says the United States would be displeased by the North’s “package of gifts” delivered on America’s Independence Day.

Mr Trump is said to be displeased by it; he has lashed out at the DOJ over the debacle of his “travel ban”.

They feel there should be a so-called "Jewish mission" to convert Jews because they did not accept Jesus as the Messiah, and were therefore bound to be displeased by the new official stance on conversion, a senior Vatican official said.